ayoo

It’s that time of year otherwise known as the awkward middle of winter recess. It’s a time to reflect on the past Christmas and New Year’s jubilee. It’s a time to fret over the rest of the year and what might become of it.

I should probably finish registering for classes. Oh, buying textbooks might be a good idea too.

I’m spending the semester in Florence. It kind of just happened(black swan style).

Naturally, I continue to fret because my flesh is strong and my faith is weak. God will take care of me and I can’t wait to see Him prove Himself but look at me- I’m a mess!

#justpray

Matthew 21:22 – And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.

Back to the reflection deal…

I have been blessed with the most amazing family. This year was quiet in our neck of the woods. At a time when it is a social obligation to spend Christmas with extended relatives or pompous friends, Daddy called in sick. Truly, to four invitations, we respectfully declined due to my sisters ongoing sickness(it’s been a month: take your vitamin C, go outside, get vitamin D, and breathe in that fresh air). Ma mere cooked simpler foods. They tasted amazing and were minimal in salt, as preferred. It was a peaceful time.

I’m very thankful. Everything is so intricately designed. The complexity of it all makes the overall picture that much more intriguing and beautiful.

My current struggles:

• won’t be able to see my sibsters for a while(they’re the best)
• can’t decide which countries my weekends will be spent
• shan’t have a bed large enough to congregate #famsquad
• #famsquad isn’t coming

Yes, I’m aware that none of these things will prevent me from having the greatest adventure of my life. Now, I realize the value of comfort. Perhaps I will cover this topic -in depth- for a future digression. For now, ta-ta and noapte buna.